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Ashley Rodriguez
Media Editor at Business Insider
Ashley Rodriguez is a Senior Media Editor at Business Insider, where she covers a range of topics related to the media industry.12 Her work primarily focuses on the television industry's shift to streaming services and developments in sports media.13
Professional Background
Ashley has established herself as a respected journalist in the media and entertainment sector. She has been featured in various prominent publications, indicating her expertise and credibility in the field.2
Areas of Expertise
Ashley's reporting encompasses:
- The future of television
- Streaming video companies (e.g., Netflix and Hulu)
- Sports gambling industry
Contact Information
For those interested in reaching out to Ashley for professional purposes:
- Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
- Twitter: @AshleyRReports
- LinkedIn: ashley-rodriguez-0b6718373
Public Appearances
Ashley is recognized as an expert in her field and has participated in industry events:
- She has been a speaker at the NEXT Summit NY 2024, showcasing her insights on media trends.5
- Ashley has also been featured on podcasts, discussing trends in the streaming video industry.4
Through her work at Business Insider and her various public engagements, Ashley Rodriguez contributes significantly to the understanding of the evolving media landscape, particularly in the areas of television, streaming, and sports media.
Highlights
Meet 13 sports startups poised to shake up the industry, according to VCs and other top investors in the space.
For the fourth year in a row, Business Insider asked the experts to help us identify the most promising early-stage businesses in sports. This year's roster includes companies helping tap into and fuel the recent rise of running clubs, engage new generations of sports fans, innovate on the model for professional sports, and more.
Although the Paris Games have yet to kick off, talent agents are already preparing for an even bigger prize: Los Angeles in 2028.
Savvy agents are leveraging the Paris Games — a huge moment in their own right — to snag fresh, breakout talent and negotiate long-term commercial deals with the expectation that the Los Angeles Games will draw even more demand from brands that want to work with athletes.
That means debut talent who are under the radar but show promise in 2024 could get scooped up by a major talent agency or be in contention for bigger deals heading into 2028.
Tiara White and I looked into why LA28 could be "the greatest sporting spectacle we've ever seen" and a "pivotal moment for athletes and brands."
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